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Competition to celebrate School Transport Scheme

Bus Éireann is launching its Go Places with Bus Éireann competition for Transition Year students to mark its 50th year operating the School Transport Scheme on behalf of the Department of Education & Skills.

Minister must protect Ennis rail route – Ní Riada

Sinn Féin MEP Liadh Ní Riada has called on the Minister for Transport to step in and safeguard routes that have come under threat from Iarnród Éireann.

New M17 to give investors alternative to Dublin

The opening of the Gort to Tuam section of the M17/M18 motorway ahead of schedule will give investors an alternative to Dublin and Leinster and provide access to a larger population and labour markets in the west of Ireland including Co Clare.

Shannon welcomes expanded Philadelphia service

American Airlines have confirmed plans to expand its Shannon to Philadelphia service in 2018.

Facilities upgrade for Dromaan Harbour

New canoe facilities and services blocks have been provided at Dromaan Harbour, County Clare, as part of a regional initiative aimed at promoting water-based activities on Ireland’s third largest lake.
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Woman cautioned following incident on Shannon flight

A woman was cautioned by Gardaí early today after she was reported to have been ‘disruptive’ on a scheduled flight to Shannon Airport.

New Norwegian routes take off from Shannon

Shannon Airport heralded a new departure in transatlantic aviation as the first ever services to US the east coast airports of Stewart International in Orange County and Providence, Rhode Island were commenced by Norwegian Air International.

Review of capacity at three State airports

The Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport, Shane Ross, T.D., has announced that Oxford Economics and Cambridge Economics Policy Associates (CEPA) have been selected as the preferred tenderer to undertake the Review of the Capacity Needs for Ireland’s State Airports.
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